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Topic: When to ask for a LOR? (Read 404 times)
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The Brian
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So I had an internship over this past summer, and I'm probably going to use my boss for one recommendation with the other two coming from professors. The problem is, I'm currently a junior, and I won't be applying for at least another year (aiming for Fall '11). I'm afraid if I wait any longer to ask for a LOR, too much time will have passed between the time I've worked with him this past summer and the time I'll actually start applying. So what should I do? Also, where do I send a LOR?
THANKS.
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Alamo
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Ask for it NOW. There's no such thing as having one finished too early. Just have your boss put it in a sealed envelope; you can send it to LSAC later. Plus, it won't be that long if you're aiming for Fall '11: LSAT this summer, applications in the fall -- it will be here before you know it.
Also, I'd have to recommend not applying to law school. Just sayin'.
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I must admit that I may have been infected with society's prejudices and predilections and attributed them to God . . . and that in years hence I may be seen as someone who was on the wrong side of history. I don't believe such doubts make me a bad Christian. I believe they make me human . . .
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The Brian
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Thanks, I'll ask for a letter soon!
Also, if I don't apply to law school, what do you propose I do?
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